Oliver:
> I don't think the driver or the spec has ever
> claimed that toString()
> gives you a valid SQL statement.
True :-)
However, note that it *used* to do so. This is a
regression from the past driver. And it would
be nice to have anyway, won't it ?
Also note in the past, booleans would get
converted to '1' and stored in BIT columns.
With the latest driver, java booleans are sent as
the number 1 (no quotes) and thus cannot be
stored in a BIT column, in direct contradiction to
the JDBC spec. (that's a different issue, see my
other post but I have a feeling it may somehow
be related).
Best regards,
--j
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